(4) K-3 Watch Me Draw series. Illustrated by Dave Aikins. In each book, six step-by-step pictures show kids how to use simple lines and shapes to create eleven drawings of objects that appear in full-color on the preceding page. The accompanying text is supposed to tell a story of the cartoon characters' "adventures" but are of varying narrative quality: SpongeBob's is the least cohesive. Dora includes a smattering of Spanish. Review covers these Watch Me Draw titles: Watch Me Draw Dora's Favorite Adventures, Watch Me Draw Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, and Watch Me Draw Spongebob's Underwater Escapades.

Reviewer: Gail Hedges

(4) K-3 Watch Me Draw series. Illustrated by Barry Goldberg. In each book, six step-by-step pictures show kids how to use simple lines and shapes to create eleven drawings of objects that appear in full-color on the preceding page. The accompanying text is supposed to tell a story of the cartoon characters' "adventures" but are of varying narrative quality: SpongeBob's is the least cohesive. Dora includes a smattering of Spanish. Review covers these Watch Me Draw titles: Watch Me Draw Dora's Favorite Adventures, Watch Me Draw Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, and Watch Me Draw Spongebob's Underwater Escapades.

Reviewer: Gail Hedges

(4) K-3 Watch Me Draw series. In each book, six step-by-step pictures show kids how to use simple lines and shapes to create eleven drawings of objects that appear in full-color on the preceding page. The accompanying text is supposed to tell a story of the cartoon characters' "adventures" but are of varying narrative quality: SpongeBob's is the least cohesive. Dora includes a smattering of Spanish. Review covers these Watch Me Draw titles: Watch Me Draw Dora's Favorite Adventures, Watch Me Draw Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, and Watch Me Draw Spongebob's Underwater Escapades.

Reviewer: Gail Hedges